Run along now dear, man talk......

And "''Well, I'm afraid you've caught me with more than my hands up.'' - He is *so* misogynistic! Of course I'm talking about "Bond - James Bond" and I've just finished watching all 20 recently re-released, digitally enhanced, yadda, yadda movies. SO - I've gone from not having seen *any* of the official movies, to having seen them all (except now I need to find a date to go to Casino Royale with me).

I must say, I far prefer Sean Connery in his latter years, all sexy and thickly-accented (I think he must have had to tone his accent down a lot to appear like the good British spy in his movies), but I must give him the Best Bond award, in my humble opinion.

For anyone who's interested, here's the "official" list of films:

Dr. No (1962, Sean Connery)
From Russia With Love (1963, Sean Connery)
Goldfinger (1964, Sean Connery)
Thunderball (1965, Sean Connery)
You Only Live Twice (1967, Sean Connery)
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969, George Lazenby)
Diamonds Are Forever (1971, Sean Connery)
Live and Let Die (1973, Roger Moore)
The Man with the Golden Gun (1974, Roger Moore)
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977, Roger Moore)
Moonraker (1979, Roger Moore)
For Your Eyes Only (1981, Roger Moore)
Octopussy (1983, Roger Moore)
A View to a Kill (1985, Roger Moore)
The Living Daylights (1987, Timothy Dalton)
Licence to Kill (1989, Timothy Dalton)
GoldenEye (1995, Pierce Brosnan)
Tomorrow Never Dies (1997, Pierce Brosnan)
The World is Not Enough (1999, Pierce Brosnan)
Die Another Day (2002, Pierce Brosnan)
Casino Royale (2006, Daniel Craig)
"Bond 22" (2008)

But there is also:

Casino Royale (TV program, 1954, Barry Nelson)
Casino Royale (1967, David Niven and Peter Sellers)
Never Say Never Again (1983, Sean Connery)
Goldeneye (1989) & Spymaker (1990), films about the life of Ian Fleming

(which I may or may not get round to watching.....)